What is Classical Anglicanism? The PBS Anglican Way Conference 2019 St John’s Church Savannah, 24-26th October 2019 SOME SPACES ARE STILL AVAILABLE ! To book go to https://bpt.me/3900248 Thursday 24thOctober Arrivals and Registration from 12.30 p.m. (Cranmer Hall Ground Floor) 1.30 p.m. Official Opening of the Conference Opening remarks by The Revd. […]
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Topics and Speaker Biographies for the 2019 PBS Anglican Way Conference
The following entries provide short summaries of the Papers being given and brief biography of those presenting (more will be added). Bishop C. FitzSimons Allison The Elusiveness of Freedom The Anglican Way Lecture 2019 Bishop Allison, 12th Bishop of the Diocese of South Carolina (retired) was born in Columbia, […]
An Outline Schedule for the PBS Anglican Way Conference 2019
The following sets out an overview of what is currently scheduled for each day, but it remains subject to some degree of likely revision (most particularly in terms of the exact order of the presentations). Thursday 24thOctober Arrivals and Registration from 12 noon. 1 p.m. Official Opening of the Conference and Presidential Address […]
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Anglicans and Crisis
Some historical reflections bring out the importance of asking What is Classical Anglicanism? – the topic of the 2019 PBS Anglican Way Conference James II of England by Peter Lely (Public Domain) Reports of the collapse and incipient demise of Christianity, in one or another form, are not a new phenomenon, even if nowadays, […]
Human Rights and Wrongs – Further Reithian thoughts of Jonathan Sumption
Lord Jonathan Sumption (BBC) The Invention of Rights would be a tempting if extreme subtitle to add to the third of the recent Reith Lectures given by Lord Sumption. It is tempting because he makes clear that just such an activity has cone to define the work of one of the most influential courts in […]
Grounding the normative in the State: Part 1: Law’s expanding empire and human rights – notes on the 2019 Reith Lectures
(Image above: The Bench by William Hogarth, Public Domain) The rise of what is often called “judicial activism” in the United States is part of a much wider phenomenon in which the roles of democratic legislatures and lawmakers have come, increasingly, to be circumscribed by the Courts, which often perform this role citing a seemingly […]